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Old 10-29-2010, 07:46 PM   #3
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Can't use B&N's free classics; they're DRM-infected. (And not free to distribute.) I'll stick to Gutenberg & Mobileread for public-domain stuff.

Most of the kids have USB sticks, or could otherwise burn things onto a disc. I'm debating between "everything in ePub" and "several formats."

For free ebooks online, I'll need to be able to contact the author/publisher and ask for permission to *distribute*, not just download, although I also expect to put together a list of links where the kids can download books for themselves.

I'll look at Muller's books. Thanks!
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